January 16-31, 2006
Last Issue: December 16, 2005-January 15, 2006
Property of Archdiocese is Subject
To Claims of Abuse Victims in Bankruptcy
Religious Freedom Restoration Act may protect
some assets if children and donors have an interest
Full Article (free)
Agency’s For-Profit Subsidiary is Successor
That Must Bargain with Seller’s Union
From the employees’ perspective, the only change
was the signature on the paycheck
Local Church Holds Property
In Trust for Episcopal Diocese
Group may not cut affiliation by merging
with separate corporation formed by vestry
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Articles of Incorporation Establish
Basic Form of Nonprofit Corporations
State laws and IRS require certain provisions,
including additional terms is primarily a matter of style
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- Kramer to talk on legal climate for charities in 2006
- Interested in reprinting items from Nonprofit Issues?
- Thursday with the Editor, February 9 - Special Presentation
To the Point
My wife and I have a private family foundation. We work with at risk inner city kids for educational tutoring. Can we become a public charity or create a public charity with just the two of us as trustees? AnswerLessons from Litigation
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Article
- Internet correspondents are not “enterprise” for RICO
- Inclusion in book on “cults” is not defamatory
Tax Matters Full Article
- Senators’ fundraising letters are not political intervention
Employment Law Full Article
- Complaints about unsanitary food trigger whistleblower protection
- Court dismisses late objection to arbitration award
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